Road Trip - Day 28

This is it, our last day on the road.  Our last night was clearly designed to make sure we were eager to get home; the air conditioner barely worked so it was actually cooler outside than in our room, but the portion of the window that would open wasn't even large enough for Katherine to climb through much less move any volume of air.  Around midnight I called the front desk to see if they had any fans, but...no.

We "slept" spread eagle, with cold wash cloths, and on top of the covers.  Our (my) restless sleep was interrupted by random hallway noises from a partying crowd of conference-goers who can't hold their liquor.

This morning we beat a hasty retreat to the car where the air conditioner is blasting, the music is playing, and the engine is humming as we cruise through the Canadian countryside toward the border.

The sun is shining through low fluffy clouds as we roll past farms and homes doing life; mowing, bailing hay, playing in the yard, weeding the garden, feeding the sheep.  In a few short hours our vacation will be over and we, too, will be doing these things; maybe not bailing hay and feeding sheep, but we will have motorcycles to unload, helmets to de-bug, and tons of things to put away...tomorrow.  Today we are still on vacation.